texts: <mask> is an American preacher, author, televangelist as well as a proponent of prosperity theology. The evangelical advisory board was chaired by <mask>. She gave the invocation at his inauguration. She is the first female clergy member. The Office of Public Liaison had a special advisor appointed to the Faith and Opportunity Initiative. She was the senior pastor of the non-denominational, multicultural mega church, New Destiny Christian Center, until May 2019. She was the co-pastor of Without Walls International Church in Florida with her husband <mask>.<mask> was the daughter of Donald Paul Furr III and Myra Joanelle. Her parents owned a store. When <mask> was five years old, Donald and Myra Furr's marriage began to fail. The separation from her husband and his subsequent suicide drove <mask>, her brother, and her mother into poverty. <mask>'s mother was an alcoholic. caregivers looked after her daughter while she worked Between the ages of six and thirteen, <mask> said she was sexually and physically abused by different people.She said that she was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 <mask>'s mother married a two-star admiral when he was nine years old. Her family moved to the Washington, D.C. area when her husband was stationed at the National Naval Medical Center. White graduated from a high school in Maryland. She converted to Christianity in 1984 while living in Maryland. Shortly after her conversion, she claimed to have received a vision from God. <mask> and <mask> founded the Ministry Without Walls International Church in 1991.Without Walls International Church was formed. The church couldn't afford to pay the Whites a salary for the first two years. The couple lived on government assistance and the kindness of others. The church changed locations three times from 1991 to 1998 before securing the property at 2511 North Grady Avenue and changing its name to Without Walls International Church. In 1999, the church reported 5,000 attendees a week and 10,000 ministered to outside of the church by 230 outreach ministries. The property at 3860 West Columbus Drive was purchased by Without Walls International Church. The main sanctuary for the church was renovated and became a Canada Dry warehouse.Without Walls International Church bought the former Carpenter's Home Church location in Lakeland, Florida in 2002. The church had over 15,000 members and 200 ministries, including job training, evangelism, and a teen club. Without Walls International Church began to hold Saturday night services at Carpenter's Home Church in Lakeland. Without Walls International Church purchased Carpenter's Home Church in 2005 for $8 million. In 2004, Without Walls International Church reported a congregation of 20,000, the largest congregation in the area and the seventh-largest church in the United States. Without Walls received $150 million from 2004 to 2006 according to an audit made public by a United States Senate committee. The <mask>s' private jet cost over a million dollars and the church spent tax-exempt ministry funds to pay for the couple's waterfront mansion.<mask>'s church did not cooperate with the investigation. A report outlining the committee's findings was issued in 2011. On July 12, 2009, <mask> became the senior pastor of the church that she had co-founded, replacing her former husband, <mask>, who stated that he was stepping down as pastor for health reasons but would remain connected with the church in a different position. <mask> became the senior pastor of the Without Walls Central Church in Lakeland, Florida, on January 1, 2011, after the resignation of Scott Thomas. After failing to pay over $50,000 in bills, electricity was disconnected in August of that year. On January 1, 2012 she became senior pastor of New Destiny Christian Center. The Lakeland location was abandoned a year prior to June 20, 2012 when her ex-husband, <mask>, resumed leadership.<mask> was not listed as a staff member at Without Walls International Church. Without Walls International put both locations up for sale due to financial difficulties three years after purchasing the Lakeland property. The properties were being foreclosed on by the Evangelical Christian Credit Union. The city of Lakeland sold two parcels of land in 2009, allowing for a settlement with the credit union. <mask>'s ex-husband said that the Lakeland property was on the verge of being sold or going into foreclosure in November 2011. The Evangelical Christian Credit Union foreclosed on the property in October of 2012 after failing to pay their loans. Without Walls International claimed that <mask> took audio equipment from the church to her new church.Without Walls International Church filed for Chapter 11 federal bankruptcy protection when <mask> was the senior pastor. The filing by the church was called a "litigation tactic" by the Evangelical Christian Credit Union. <mask> stated in a CNN interview that he had never filed for bankruptcy. I resigned without Walls. I had nothing to do with it. The first broadcast of Paula White Today was recorded in 2001. "You know you're on to something new and significant when the most popular woman preacher on the Black Entertainment Network is a white woman," said the magazine.T.D. is considered by <mask>. Jakes is her father. Jakes invited her to speak at his conference in 2000. The Mega Fest was hosted by Jakes in Atlanta in 2004, 2005 and 2008. <mask> has ministered to many people. She was the personal pastor to Strawberry after he was released from prison for cocaine possession. Charisse Strawberry was an assistant to <mask> and accompanied her on speaking engagements.She is the "personal life coach" of Tyra Banks and appeared on her show in an episode about promiscuity. <mask> was appointed as the new senior pastor of the church on December 31, 2011. He died in August of 2011. Riva dropped her lawsuit against the board of directors because of a hold harmless clause in her divorce settlement. "I'm not asking you to like me," <mask> said during the service that she was leading after hearing of the controversy. I don't want you to love me or respect me, because I will do the work to earn that. I promise you will be changed if you give me one year of your life.<mask> became the senior pastor on January 1st. "Her church's mentoring of school students, donating food to the needy, assisting families victimized by violence and ministering to help young women trapped in the adult entertainment industry has been inspiring." I see her doing a lot of good in the community. On May 5, <mask> announced that she was stepping down as senior pastor and that her son and his wife would become the new senior pastors. The church's name would be changed to City of Destiny. She said she would help start 3,000 churches. "We are a hospital for those who are soul sick, those who are spiritual sick, and maybe $9 or whatever God tells you to do," <mask> said in March 2020 about her ministry and the COVID-19 outbreak.She told donors that the money wouldn't go to victims of the disease. After widespread criticism of an Arizona event scheduled for April 9, 2020, for which she had promised "supernatural protection," she withdrew from the fundraiser. <mask> first contacted <mask> in 2002 after Donald Trump watched her show. He brought her to Atlantic City multiple times for private Bible studies and has appeared on her television show. James Dobson credited <mask> for converting Trump to Christianity. During Trump's campaign for President, <mask> was a member of his Evangelical Advisory Board, and she gave the invocation prayer at his inauguration. <mask> was one of the president's spiritual advisers and held Oval Office prayer circles with him.<mask> and her board advisor, Jack Graham, have had an ongoing spiritual collaboration with Trump. <mask> was in favor of Trump's decision to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel. According to <mask>, political opponents of Donald Trump will be exposed and dealt with by the superior blood of Jesus if they are against the president. She believes that criticism of her belief is a political ploy to hurt the president. On November 4, 2020, one day after the election, <mask> appeared in a Facebook Live stream in which she conducted a prayer service to secure Trump's reelection, repeatedly calling on "angelic reinforcement" from "angels" from Africa and South America as well as "an abundance of rain". The video received a lot of criticism. <mask> supports prosperity theology.The Without Walls International Church was the subject of an investigation by the Senate Finance Committee. Financial improprieties that could have affected the religious organization's tax-exempt status were investigated by the committee. Without Walls received $150 million in donations from 2004 to 2006 and the church spent tax-exempt ministry funds one year to pay nearly $900,000 for the couple's waterfront mansion. There was no action taken on the report. <mask> has been criticized for her religious beliefs. She agreed with a man who said Jesus wasn't the only son of God. <mask> has a strand of Christianity known as the prosperity gospel, according to a media story.<mask> has been criticized for not having a college or seminary degree. <mask> has denied all accusations. She responded to some of the criticism by saying she was a heretic, an apostate, an adulterer, and an addiction. I deny the Trinity and have been wrongly reported as having filed for bankruptcy. My life and decisions have not been perfect, but nothing like what has been said in recent days. <mask> said in July of last year that it was not illegal for Jesus to migrate to Egypt. He would not have been our Messiah if he had broken the law.William Barber II called <mask> a Christian nationalist and said that Jesus broke the law. He was sentenced to death under Roman law. In January 2020, <mask> was criticized for a sermon in which she prayed for the death of all Satanists. <mask> wrote that the comment had been a metaphor and a reference to the bible. The "Prayer Rally for Peace on the Korean Peninsula" was hosted by the Unification Church's Universal Peace Federation. She praised Hak Ja Han Moon, the widow of Unification Church founder Sun Myung Moon, for her work as a spiritual leader who loves the Lord and seeks to carry out and to comfort the heart of God. <mask> has been married three times.She married as a teenager. <mask> converted to Christianity and became pregnant. She married Dean Knight in 1985 and they divorced in 1989. <mask> met <mask> while attending Damascus Church of God in Maryland, which was headed by his father. The meeting with this third-generation preacher was said to be a turning point in her life. The two divorced their spouses in 1989 and married each other a year later. Without Walls International Church was started after they moved to Florida.<mask> announced on August 23, 2007, that he and <mask> were divorcing. <mask> says the divorce was easy and they remain friends. <mask>'s relationship with a separated televangelist gave rise to controversy after they were photographed leaving a hotel in Rome holding hands. The relationship is over, but the friendship did develop. After divorcing his second wife at the end of the year, musician Jonathan Cain of the rock band Journey got engaged to <mask>, who had been dating him during his marriage. <mask> became stepmother to the couple's children on April 27, 2015. Bradley Knight, the son of <mask>, was installed as her church senior leader in 2019.She is stepmother to three children of her second husband, <mask>, and to three children of her third husband, Jonathan. He loves me he loves me not and Simple Suggestions for a Sensational Life are books written by <mask>. You're All That!, 2007, Move On, Move Up: Turn Yesterday's Trials into Today's Triumphs, 2008, Fasting Made Simple: Road Map, Results,

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texts: <mask> was an American writer, reporter and political commentator. He is famous for being among the first to introduce the concept of Cold War, as well as coining the term "stereotype" in the modern psychological meaning, as well as critique media and democracy in his newspaper column and several books. <mask> was the research director of the post-World War I board of inquiry. The Lippmann-Dewey debate has been called the Lippmann-Dewey debate because of his views regarding the role of journalism in a democracy. <mask> won two Pulitzer Prizes, one for his syndicated newspaper column "Today and Tomorrow" and one for his interview with Nikita Khrushchev. He has been praised with titles such as "Father of Modern Journalism" and "most influential journalist of the 20th century". <mask>'s book Public Opinion was considered the "founding book of modern journalism" by James W. Carey.<mask> was the only child of Jewish parents and was born on New York's Upper East Side. Ronald Steel said that he grew up in a "gilded Jewish ghetto". <mask> became wealthy through his father's textile business and his father-in-law's real estate speculation. Daisy Baum graduated from Hunter College, like her husband, who came from modest economic circumstances. The wealthy and influential family spent their summer holidays in Europe and cultivated contacts in the highest circles. The family attended Temple Emanu-El because of their reform Jewish orientation. <mask> had his Reform Jewish confirmation at the age of 14.Lippmann had a close relationship with his maternal grandmother. The family was Republican. Lippmann attended both the Sachs School for Boys and the Sachs Collegiate Institute, both of which were run by children of German-Jewish families. There were 11 hours of ancient Greek and 5 hours of Latin in the classes. Shortly before his 17th birthday, he entered Harvard University, where he studied philosophy, history and languages under George Santayana, William James, and Graham Wallas. He was rejected as a member of a social club because he was Jewish. He took his master's degree after leaving university.<mask> joined the New York Socialist Party with Sinclair Lewis. Lunn was the first Socialist mayor of New York and Lippmann was his secretary. <mask> resigned after four months because he found Lunn's programs to be inadequate as socialism. In his1920 book Liberty and the News, Lippmann tried to reconcile the tensions between liberty and democracy in a complex and modern world. The founding editors of The New Republic were <mask>, Herbert Croly, and <mask>. <mask> was assigned to the intelligence section of the AEF headquarters in France after he was commissioned a captain in the Army. He was attached to the American Commission to negotiate peace in December after he was assigned to the staff of Edward M. House.He was discharged from the United States in February 1919. <mask> assisted in the drafting of Wilson's Fourteen Points speech after he became an adviser to Wilson. The President appointed George Creel to head propaganda efforts at the Committee on Public Information. While he was prepared to curb his liberal instincts because of the war, he told Wilson that he had no doctrinaire belief in free speech. Lippmann looked at the coverage of newspapers and found many problems. The New York Times coverage of the Bolshevik Revolution was biased and inaccurate according to a study by him and Charles Merz. He wrote a newspaper column called "Today and Tomorrow".<mask> was the first to use the phrase "cold war" in a common currency. Lippmann identified the tendency of journalists to generalize about other people. He said that people are more likely to believe the pictures in their heads than to think critically. Journalism, a force quickly becoming the mass media, is an ineffective method of educating the public. The mass of the reading public is not interested in learning and assimilating the results of accurate investigation, according to Lippmann. He wrote that citizens were too self-centered to care about public policy. The removal from office of Secretary of Commerce Henry A. Wallace in September 1946, <mask> became the leading public advocate of the need to respect a Soviet sphere of influence in Europe.<mask> was an informal adviser. <mask> was presented with the Presidential Medal of Freedom by Lyndon Johnson. He had a feud with Johnson over his handling of the Vietnam War. He won a special Pulitzer Prize for journalism in 1959 as a nationally syndicated columnist, citing "the wisdom, perception and high sense of responsibility with which he has commented for many years on national and international affairs." He won the annual Pulitzer Prize for International Reporting four years later, citing an interview he did with Khrushchev as an example of <mask>'s long and distinguished contribution to American journalism. <mask> stopped writing his syndicated column in 1967. <mask> died in New York City.He was mentioned in the monologue before Phil Ochs recorded "The Marines Have Landed on the Shores of Santo Domingo". Lippmann did not assume that news and truth are synonymous. The function of truth is to bring to light hidden facts, to set them in relation with each other, and to make a picture of reality on which men can act. The truth is subjective and limited to how a journalist constructs it. The news is too fragile to bear the charge of being an organ of direct democracy. Voters were ignorant about issues and policies, lacked the competence to participate in public life, and cared little for participating in the political process, according to Lippmann. During the patronage era of the 19th century, Lippmann noted that modern realities threatened the stability that the government had achieved.The class must rise to face the challenges. He wrote that the main problem of democracy was the accuracy of news. The human mind has distorted information. The ideal would be to gather and analyze the facts before reaching conclusions, as people make up their minds before they define the facts. It is possible to clean polluted information if you first see it. <mask> said that interpretation as stereotypes subjected us to partial truths. Lippmann said the idea of a public competent to direct public affairs was a false ideal.He compared the political savvy of an average man to a theater-goer who walked into a play in the middle of the third act and left before the curtain went up. Lippmann dismissed future President Franklin D. Roosevelt's qualifications and demeanor. He is not a good person to be with the people. He is not an enemy of privilege. He is a pleasant man who would like to be the President. "That I will maintain to my dying day was true of Franklin Roosevelt, despite his later accomplishments," Lippmann said. He thought his judgement was an accurate depiction of Roosevelt's campaign, saying it was 180 degrees different to the New Deal.The New Deal was improvised after Roosevelt was elected. <mask> was an early and influential commentator on mass culture, not for rejecting mass culture entirely, but for discussing how it could be worked with by a government. In his first book on the subject, Lippmann said that mass man functioned as a "bewildered herd" who must be governed by a specialized class whose interests reach beyond the locality. The ideal of the "omnicompetent citizen" was to be circumvented by the elite class of intellectuals and experts. Contemporary capitalism was made stronger by greater consumption. In The Phantom Public, <mask> recognized that the class of experts were outsiders to any particular problem and therefore not capable of effective action. Lippmann believed that the modern world was too complex for everyone to understand, but John Dewey believed that the public could form.<mask> was described as one of the two most influential columnists in the United States by George Seldes in 1943. Lippmann was more skeptical of the "guiding" class from the 1930s to the 1950s. The Public Philosophy took twenty years to complete, but he presented an argument that intellectual elites were damaging the framework of democracy. The book was poorly received. The <mask> House at Harvard University is named after him. Almond–Lippmann consensus Similarities between the views of Lippmann and Gabriel Almond produced what became known as the Almond–Lippmann consensus, which is based on three assumptions. Mass beliefs early in the 20th century were too bellicose in war, too neutralist or appeasing in negotiations, and too intransigent.Most Americans can't understand or influence the events upon which their lives and happiness are known to depend, so political leaders ignore public opinion. "Nathan Leites,Kris, andErnst." 1947. There are trends in twentieth century propaganda. In Psychoanalysis and the Social Sciences. Geza Rheim, pp. 3909.3–4The International University Press is in New York. A group of French and German liberal intellectuals met in Paris in August of 1938 to discuss the ideas put forward by Lippmann in his work The Good Society. The meeting was named after Lippmann. Friedrich von Hayek convened the first meeting of the Mont Plerin Society in 1947. The discussions centered on what a new liberalism should look like. Lippmann was married twice, the first time in 1917 and the second time in 1937. Her father was a pastor of the church.He was a pioneer of Christian socialism in the spirit of George Herron. During his studies at Harvard, <mask> visited the estate of the Albertsons, where they founded a socialist cooperative. The divorce took place in 1940. <mask> was able to marry Helen, the daughter of James, after being divorced from his first wife. She divorced her husband, the editor of Foreign Affairs, in the same year. The love affair with Armstrong's wife ended the friendship and involvement in Foreign Affairs. Lippmann was very discreet.There was no correspondence with his first wife. He didn't deal with his personal past. There are articles about the campaign against Sweating. The New Republic was published in 1915. What should the United States stand for in international relations? The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science. July 1916, pp. 6660–70. The world conflict is related to American democracy. The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science. In July 1917, pp. 72. 1–10. "The Basic Problem of Democracy: What Liberty Means" was published in The Atlantic Monthly. pp.616. "Liberty and the News" is in The Atlantic Monthly. pp. 776. "Democracy, Foreign Policy and the Split Personality of the Modern Statesman." The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science. July 1922, pp.190–3. "Tomorrow and today." The Washington Post was published on February 12, 1942. There is full text available. A talk with Mr. K was held on November 10, 1958. Nearing the Brink in Vietnam. Newsweek on April 12, 1965, pp.25–46. Charles Seymour wrote a book about The Intimate Papers of Colonel House. There is a foreign affairs issue. 4, No. April 3, 1926. Essays about the basic problem of democracy. In 1919, pp.616–626. The first chapter of Liberty and the News was based on this essay. Concerning Senator Borah. There is a foreign affairs issue. 4, No. January 2, 1926, pp. 21–22.There are vested rights and nationalism in Latin-America. There is a foreign affairs issue. 5, No. April 1927, pp. 353–362. "Second thoughts on Havana." There is a foreign affairs issue.6, No. On July 4, 1928, pp. 54–54. "Church and State in Mexico: The American Mediation." There is a foreign affairs issue. No. 8, No. January 2, 1930.186–7. The London Naval Conference is an American view. There is a foreign affairs issue. No. 8, No. July 4, 1930. 499–528. "10 Years: Retrospect and Prospect."There is a foreign affairs issue. No. 11, No. October 1, 1932 5–3. "Self-Sufficiency: Some Random Reflections." There is a foreign affairs issue. No. 12January 2, 1934. 20–17. The prospects of political cooperation between Britain and America are in the light of their interests. There is a foreign affairs issue. 13, No. April 1936, pp. 362–372."Rough-Hew Them How we will." There is a foreign affairs issue. 15, No. July 4, 1937 586–594. The Cold War. There is a foreign affairs issue.65, No. The spring of 1987 has a pp. 884–884. A test of the news was reported. The New Republic is an anthology. 23, No. August 1920.There are 42 pages. There are books about politics. There is an audiobook available. There are two things: drift and mastery. The University of Wisconsin Press was published in 1914. The stakes of diplomacy are high. Henry Holt & Co. was founded in New York in 1915.There is a political scene. Henry Holt & Co. was founded in New York. The news and liberty. New York: Brace & Howe. Public opinion. There is an audiobook available in New York. The public is called the Phantom Public.Transaction Publishers, 1925, Piscataway, NJ. Men of power. Excerpts are available. American inquisitors. The company was based in New York. A face to morals. George Allen and Unwin were in London in 1929.Interpretations, 1931-1932. The company was based in New York. The United States in World Affair was published in 1931. New York:Harper & Bros. The United States in World Affairs was published in 1932. New York:Harper & Bros. There is a method of freedom.The company was based in New York. Interpretations from 1933 to 1935. The company was based in New York. The good society. Atlantic Monthly Press was published in New York in 1937. The Shield of the Republic is the U.S. foreign policy. Atlantic Monthly Press was published in Boston in 1943.The U.S. war aims. Atlantic Monthly Press was published in Boston in 1944. There was a Cold War. New York:Harper & Row. The Public Philosophy was written by William O. Scroggs. The New American Library is in New York. The tests will be with Russia.Atlantic Monthly Press was in Boston. There are notes on the crisis. 5). John Day was born in New York. There are 28 pages. A new social order. 25).John Day was born in 1933. There are 28 pages. The Imperative is a new one. The Macmillan Company was founded in New York in 1935. There are 52 pages. Also see Harold Lasswell Edward Bernays Progressivism Liberal democracy References. The American Interest published "<mask>mann: How to Cure Liberal Democracy, Then and Now".Francis Clavé. There is a study of <mask>'s and Hayek's Liberalisms. The European Journal of the History of Economic Thought is a journal. Issue 6, 2015, pp. 970–999. Jackson and Ben. <mask> and Hayek on Economic Planning: Freedom, the Common Good, and the Rule of Law.The Journal of the History of ideas. 72, 2012 pp. 47–68. Stephen J. Whitfield. The Journalist is Intellectual. <mask> had a career in media. The Journal of Popular Culture.15, No. pp. 1, 1981 67–77. Patrick Porter. "Beyond the American Century: <mask> and American Grand Strategy." The Diplomacy & Statecraft, Vol. 2 is about diplomacy and statecraft. 22, No.4, 2011. 547–547. Ronald P. Seyb wrote "What <mask> Saw: <mask>, the New York World, and Scientific Advocacy as an Alternative to the News-Opinion Dichotomy." There is a journalism history. 41, No. 2, 2015, pp. 58+.E. Van Rythoven is published in 2021. <mask>, emotion, and the history of international theory. Ronald Steel's "Walter Lippmann and the American Century" was reviewed by International TheoryBook. There is a foreign affairs issue. 55, No. The fall of 1980. Larry Lee, Books Adams.<mask>mann. Twayne Publishers was in Boston in 1977. Charles Forcey. Croly, Weyl, Lippmann, and the Progressive Era were part of Liberalism. Oxford University Press was published in New York. <mask> was a public economist. The Harvard University Press.Barry D. <mask>: Odyssey of a Liberal was written by Riccio. Transaction Publishers in 1994. <mask> was a philosopher-journalist. <mask> was part of the American Century. Little, Brown & Co. was founded in 1980. A review of foreign affairs. Matthew A. Wasniewski.The thesis was "<mask>, Strategic Internationalism, the Cold War, and Vietnam, 1943- 1967." The University of Maryland in 2004. Wellborn, Charles. <mask> and the Public Philosophy is a Twentieth Century Pilgrimage. LSU Press was published in 1969. Benjamin F. Wright wrote about <mask>. The University of Texas Press.The Public Philosopher: Selected Letters of <mask> is a primary source. New York: Ticknor & Fields. Clinton, and James Lare are authors. There is a political philosophy called The Essential Lippmann. Harvard University Press was published in Cambridge in 1963. <mask>'s articles can be found at The Atlantic, Foreign Affairs Books, HathiTrust Works, and American Studies at the University of Virginia. There is a biography with an excerpt from <mask> Papers.The Yale University Library has manuscripts and archives. <mask> wrote "The Mental Age of Americans". There was a report on October 25, 1922. There was a report on November 1, 1922. 414 was published on November 8, 1922. There was a report on November 15, 1922. There was a report on November 22, 1922.417 was published on November 29, 1922. "Writings of <mask>mann" is from C-SPAN's American Writers: A Journey Through History.

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texts: <mask> is an American talk radio personality best known for hosting The <mask> Show from 1994 to 2009. Leykis was successful in the Southern California radio market because of the hot talk format. Leykis has been described as a shock jock due to the provocative nature of the show. The show's best-known feature is "Leykis 101", in which he claims to teach men how to get women while spending the least amount of time, money, and effort. At a time when his parents lived in the Bronx, <mask> was born on August 1, 1956. <mask> grew up in The Bronx, New York City, New York and has two sisters and a brother. Leykis is of Irish and Jewish descent.His grandfather was a Jew who migrated to the United States at the turn of the 20th century. <mask> says that his heritage is irrelevant to his life and accomplishments in the radio business. His father was a union leader. <mask> graduated from Newfield High School after moving with his family to Selden, Long Island. He dropped out of school due to financial issues after moving away from the family home to study broadcasting. <mask> started his radio career in New York. He was a sidekick on Mark Simone's WPIX-FM talk show "The Simone Phone" in 1979 and was a fill-in host for WBAB at the age of 14.One of the first public access TV shows on Long Island's Cablevision system was hosted by <mask>. <mask> left WPIX in the fall of 1981 to work at WQBK in Albany. Leykis contributed to a show on WABC that ended in 1981. Leykis was offered a full-time radio hosting job after leaving WABC. Leykis says his defining moment was when his girlfriend locked him out of their home in the early 1980s because she believed he didn't earn enough money. Leykis appeared on an episode of 20/20 where she tried to reestablish their relationship, but he declined. The WNWS night show hosted by Neil Rogers was replaced by The <mask> Show.Rogers, who had previously signed conflicting employment contracts with both WNWS and WINZ, had just won permission from a Miami court to take his act to WINZ and hoped leaving WNWS would be devastating to Leykis' program. Leykis urged callers to harass his on-air rival, Neil Rogers, just after Alan Berg was assassinated, as Rogers and Leykis became rivals. Leykis had the top talk show in the market. <mask> left his WNWS job and started work at Phoenix's KFYI because he was concerned about the pending WNWS-WGBS merger. <mask> inserted himself as a libertarian in the afternoons while he was program director at KFYI. Leykis was known for provoking rival station KTAR in order to get new callers. <mask> left KFYI in 1987 because of differences with the station's management.The details of <mask>' departure from the station were not allowed to be discussed by KFYI hosts. <mask> had a local public access television show while in Phoenix. <mask> moved to Los Angeles in 1988 to host a talk-radio program that was similar to Rush Limbaugh's show. The FCC fined KFI $6,000 for indecency over Leykis' on-air comments, but the fine was paid in full from listener contributions. <mask>' denouncement of Cat Stevens' comments about Salman Rushdie led to the suspension and resignation of the KFI host, and the steamrolling of a massive collection of Cat Stevens' work. The stunt was likened to a Nazi book burning. On September 29, 1992, KFI management dismissed Leykis with only an hour's notice, based on what <mask> claims they called a business decision; KFI assumed the obligation of paying him his contracted salary, estimated at $400,000 per year, for the remaining six months of his contract<mask> moved on to Boston. He left the Boston station for a new job in Los Angeles after a domestic dispute with his wife at the end of 1993. The charges stemming from that assault were dropped in exchange for his attendance in a program for batterers. <mask> started The <mask> Show on Westwood One in 1994. The final years of the show were produced by Paramount Pictures. The New Normal Network was started in July of 2010 by <mask>. The <mask> Show began in 1988 in Los Angeles.<mask> highlighted at the start of every episode that his show is the only radio talk show that is not hosted by a right-wing wacko or a convicted felon. The host often discusses relationships, religion, and other issues. Leykis used to have a single topic for each hour of the show, but on Fridays, they allowed callers to talk about anything they wanted. Leykis would broadcast from a bar or other public place when he was in the U.S. There was a rowdy atmosphere on Friday shows due to the free-for-all subject matter and large crowds. In 1997, <mask>'s show was picked up by KLSX, a Los Angeles-based radio station. Leykis began to tone down the political aspect of the show around this time, and started the "Leykis 101" segment soon after.The <mask> Show was briefly heard in New York City in 2002. <mask> was moved to afternoons to replace Opie and Anthony on The Opie and Anthony Show. Leykis said that the station never really supported him in the New York market. He said that the show wouldn't work in New York. How do you know if it is true or not until the people have had a chance to listen to it? <mask> began hosting a new syndicated weekend show called The Tasting Room in February 2005, covering lifestyle topics such as wine and spirits, luxury cars, and high-end technology. KLSX became known as "97.1 Free FM" due to the fact that it broadcasts free-to-air, whereas satellite radio requires a subscription.The <mask> Show was broadcast in a number of affiliate markets nationwide, including but not limited to Portland, Dallas, Seattle, Phoenix, Las Vegas as well as multiple California markets. According to Talkers Magazine, Leykis has an estimated listening minimum of over 1.75 million for Spring 2007, based on a national sample. The <mask> Show aired its final broadcast after KLSX changed its format to Top 40. The show was heard in a number of major metropolitan markets on the West Coast of the United States. <mask>'s show was back on The New Normal Network at 3PM Pacific time on April 2, 2012 one day after his CBS contract ended. A new theme song, fewer commercials, and "Leykis 101" news at the top of each hour were included in the new uncensored show. The new show was financed through both advertising and a premium subscription service that offers a less-compressed stream.Gary Zabransky produced it along with associate producer Dean "Dino" DeMilio and engineer Mike Timpson. <mask> said in February that he would be ending his show that year. The last live episode aired in October. <mask> announced a new series for his subscribers on his premiumtom.com website. On October 29, 2018, his new venture began. Leykis talks one topic per hour. He will start the topic by reading a news article, peer-reviewed study or personal anecdote.He will accept calls for discussion and debate. Leykis 101 is an ad hoc lecture and question and answer session in which <mask> presides as a self-styled "professor". The subject of the "101" segments is how men can achieve greater sexual and personal success by spending less money on women. He wants to serve as a father figure for his mostly-men audience. Leykis is addressed as "Dad" or "Father" by many callers. Leykis's 101 advice mostly consists of his principles of looking out for himself. He believes that the institution of marriage is flawed and that family court systems are often corrupt because of the fact that DNA testing after childbirth is not mandatory to prevent paternity fraud, and because courts have forced men to pay child support even after DNA testing has established that a man was not actually a childHe suggests that men dispose of their condoms by throwing them down the toilet or filling them with sauce. Leykis 101 guidelines include never dating single mothers or co-workers, never cohabiting with a woman, using birth control during sexual encounters, and immediately ending a relationship if a woman issues an ultimatum. Leykis always tells young men to pursue their career or educational goals and not to be distracted by serious relationships or marriage at a young age. Leykis believes that many women are "dream killers" because they will discourage men's ambitions for fear of him leaving the relationship if he attains success. Leykis encourages men to live frugally, including avoiding consumer debt, never spending more than $40 for a date, and saving cash and investing for the future. He said that men who neglect their bills are immoral. A popular feature of the show is "Flash Friday", in which men are encouraged to drive with their headlights on and women are encouraged to expose their breasts to such vehicles.Leykis remembers listening to a radio host in New York who would ask his audience to flash their lights on and off and then to look outside to see how many neighbors were doing the same. Leykis joked that women should flash their breasts after he asked his audience to do the same with their headlights. A woman flashing fellow drivers became a regular feature of the show after a man called in to report that he saw her. Both men and women call during the Friday broadcast to let other people know where they are, and to recount stories of flashing or being flashed. The production company Westwood One and <mask>ykis were sued in 1998. Leykis made degrading and sexual comments about her on the air. <mask> stated on air that the case occupied a lot of his attention during the winter of 2002.The case was won by <mask>. On June 25, 2003 Marty Ingels, a voice actor, called into <mask>'s show and tried to challenge him on moral grounds. Ingels, who was much older than the typical caller to Leykis's show, was subjected to some rude remarks by the call screener who said that he was too old and should not be on the air. Leykis said "you're not just older than my demographic, you're the grandfather of my demographic". <mask> said he didn't want older callers because he was selling advertising to younger people. The show was sued for age discrimination. Ingels was not able to complain that he was discriminated against because his call was on the air.The actor was ordered to pay $25,000 in attorney's fees to Leykis. J. Gary. The Court of Appeal, Second District, Division 4, California Ingels v. Westwood One Broadcasting Services, Inc. was heard on May 26, 2005. There are 2 districts. Leykis invited callers to make confessions about their wrongdoing or escapades, which were never discovered, in November 2006 in an on-air murder confession. A man from the Phoenix, Arizona area called the show and confessed to shooting the father of his child when he refused to pay child support. The caller said that she shot the man in the heart with a 9mm because she didn't know how to aim for it, and that she made the shooting look like a suicide.Leykis asked if the woman was serious, and the woman explained that police believed she was a blubbering, crying woman and that she was never arrested or charged. Leykis told her that the call-screener had her phone number, and that they would turn her information over to the police. The woman stopped talking. Leykis denied allegations that the call was part of a hoax set up by the show, and producers turned over all information they had about the caller to police. Leykis urged his audience to call a toll-free number if they had information that could lead to the conviction of the woman. <mask> was asked by Geraldo Rivera about the incident on Geraldo at Large. Geraldo asked, "So what was your reaction when you got this call?"Leykis was shocked. People call talk shows and say a lot of things, but never confess to murder. Leykis interviewed an officer involved in the investigation. There were charges considered against Megan Suzanne Vice of El Mirage, Arizona. The 2001 death of her ex-boyfriend was initially ruled a suicide, but police later named Vice as their suspect in the case. Vice reported that her cell phone had been stolen after Leykis's show. Vice was charged with filing a false police report for claiming that her cell phone was stolen after police reviewed the death of Rockwood and determined that all the evidence was consistent with suicide.<mask> came under fire for naming the accuser in the Kobe Bryant sexual assault case. Privacy questions were raised when other media outlets revealed details of the alleged victim such as race and masked photographs, as was the standard practice at that time. Major media outlets usually refuse to give out names like these due to their journalism ethics and standards. <mask> disagrees with the policy in practice that only applies to alleged victims and does not follow it, as he says he is not a journalist. Leykis believes that the names of the alleged offenders and the alleged accuser should be public. Over the years, the radio show host has caused controversy for his practice of naming individuals on-air. Marv Albert was accused of forcible sodomy by a woman in 1997.A Christian Coalition of America member tried to commit suicide by jumping off a bridge. A man is accused of molesting a child. Mary Kay Letourneau raped Vili Fualaau when she was 13 years old. Kenneth Pinyan was found to have engaged in bestial sexual intercourse with a horse after he died. In what became known as the Duke University lacrosse case, Crystal Mangum, a stripper, escort, and student at North Carolina Central University, accused three Duke University students of rape, battery, and sodomy. Leykis had announced radio ratings. In Southern California, the show was #9 overall, #6 in English stations, and #1 for time spent listening.The show was #1 in time spent listening with an average of over 4 hours per week, as well as being #1 in share for men aged 18+. The <mask> Show ended its regular broadcast on Friday, February 20, 2009, at 5 p.m., in the middle of its usual time slot. Leykis was on the phone until the last five minutes. The host mentioned that people had asked how he was going to end the show. Leykis said "Let's tell the truth" and that he knew it was possible the flagship station would switch format. He thought about it and wondered what he could say to end it all. The lyrics of this song are about me, and I heard them one day.<mask> listened to "I'm the Man", the title track of Jackson's 1979 album. The live online video broadcast on the station website showed the studio filled with people by the time the song was over. The host thanked his producers, the program director, the crowd in the studio, and everyone in southern California who made it "12 great years", and he finished with "Let's do this thing one more time..." KLSX changed format from hot talk to CHR/Top 40 after the crowd cheered. <mask> was in the middle of a five-year contract with CBS when his show went off the air. <mask> was not allowed to appear on any other CBS station because his show was specific to airing on KLSX. CBS would not allow podcasts for them, as they were concentrating on other online ventures at the time.<mask> still speaks highly of CBS and has no regrets over his contract terms. He created The New Normal Network during his show's hiatus. In order to take the media into his own hands, the network has held multiple music streams. <mask>' show will return on April 2, 2012 one day after his contract with CBS ends, he announced on the network's website. There were some streaming issues that were fixed within the first 30 minutes of the show's return. <mask> said on the air that in the first week of the show, over 401,000 different addresses showed up. The <mask> Show is the top internet radio talk show in the world, as well as the number two internet radio station in the world.<mask> announced the end of his online stream and Internet call-in radio show on October 25, 2018). He claims that there will be a show behind a paywall because of the people who never supported his Premium Tom subscription. The minimum number of subscriptions that New Normal needed to remain profitable was tracked by a counter. <mask> was producing a weekend show called The Tasting Room. It first aired on some stations on the West Coast. The New Normal Network produced the show. He talked about fine wine, high-end spirits, and craft brews, as well as first-rate dining and premium cigars.The show moved online after being broadcast on the West Coast. <mask> has no children. He was raised as a Catholic. He has been married and divorced four times. Christina Gonzalez was his second marriage. Leykis claims that he discovered that she was cheating on him after looking at hotel receipts. The marriage that lasted one year was with a Seattle woman who listened to his show.<mask>' fourth wife, Susan Drew <mask>, filed a police report against him when they were married and living in Boston in 1993. <mask> was accused of threatening to kill her during a fight after they returned home from a Christmas party. He was charged with felony assault and battery and threatening to commit a crime after a police officer found scratches on the woman. Leykis was sentenced to a year of supervised release and ordered to attend a domestic violence class. Leykis did not admit guilt as part of the agreement, but the charges were dropped. The couple separated. <mask> was attacked outside of The 5 Point Cafe in August 2004.In the assault, he was kicked in the face and knocked down to the ground, causing him to require 17 stitches over one eye, and leaving him with scratches and bruised knees. <mask> was accused of calling him a name by an associate who hung up on him when he called the show. The suspects were arrested when police arrived on the scene. Leykis felt that having a few days in jail was enough and he refused to prosecute. Leykis was said to have been threatened by an obsessed fan who called the show around 200 times a week. A restraining order was granted. American talk radio hosts include former Roman Catholics, people of Irish descent, and people of Ukrainian-Jewish descent.

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texts: The prophet <mask> was from the village of Muskingum in Ohio. His birth and death are not known. Neolin said that Native Americans needed to reject the goods and lifestyles of the European settlers and return to a more traditional lifestyle. Pontiac was Neolin's most famous follower. During a period of incantation and dreaming, Neolin claimed to have been visited by the Master of Life. Neolin was summoned to visit the Master of Life. He prepared for a hunt.His journey led him to 3 roads. As night fell, Neolin sheltered at the fork, where he noticed that the three roads were all brighter and darker. At sunrise, Neolin "suddenly saw a great fire coming out of the earth" on the most expansive of the three roads. He went back to the crossroads and found a second road that led to a great fire. Neolin went back to the fork and found the third road, which led him to a mountain of whiteness. He was told by a beautiful woman that in order to see the Master of Life he must strip naked and cleanse himself in the nearby river. The woman told him to only use his left hand and left foot in the ascent.At the top of the mountain, Neolin saw a village. He was told by a voice that he could go into the village. He was led to the Master of Life by a man dressed in all white. The Master of Life gave Neolin a "hat all bordered with gold" and said, "I am He who created the heavens and the earth." "Because I love you, you must do what I say and not do what I don't like. Neolin was told by the Master of Life that he was displeased with his people for being addicted to the white man's alcohol and for having sexual promiscuity. The Indians were tolerant of Europeans in their lands.If the Indians were to resist further European incursions, the Master promised to restore the lands with game and prosperity. The Master of Life told him that the path to Heaven was to reject the ways of the Europeans and to return to the traditional ways of their ancestors, particularly monogamous sexuality, to live by the bow and arrow, to dress themselves in animal skins, and to stop drinking alcohol. Christianity and the religion that Neolin introduced to the Lenni Lenape are very similar. Hundreds of native people in Ohio became disciples of Neolin. Native Americans needed to purify themselves by returning to their traditions and preparing for a holy war, according to Neolin. He said to drive the settlers out. A group of chiefs adopted Neolin's ideas and formed a confederacy of tribes.The orator and political leader was the Ottawa chief Pontiac. The Master of Life told Neolin to say a prayer every morning and evening. <mask>'s greatest work was the "Great Book of Writing", a chart in which he mapped the path a soul must take to get to heaven. A diagram depicting the path to happiness was written on a deer hide. The diagram shows a path from earth to heaven. The vices brought by the Europeans were represented by strokes. The only way to be happy was to avoid these vices.Individuals would have to follow a narrow path in order to be happy. To help the Indian remember the teachings, Neolin advised the hearers to obtain a copy of the bible, which he offered to reproduce at a fixed rate of one buckskin or two doeskins each. Neolin called on the tribes to lay down their arms. One of the first Native American anti-colonial resistance movements was marked by an inspiring combination of religious and political leadership. The Trout, also known as Maya-GA-Wy, was a prophet in the early 1800s. He advocated the return to traditional ways as a way to fight European domination. His beliefs went further, not only condemning alcohol and the fur trade with whites, but also the consumption of bread and hats.The policy of nearly twenty tribes from Lake Ontario to the Mississippi was affected by Neolin's teachings. The military movement on Detroit was known to useNeolin's message as a slogan. See also the person of Tenskwatawa Native American temperance activists. Biographies of American Indians. Salem Press was in Pasadena, CA in 2005. There are religious figures of the indigenous peoples of North America.

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texts: <mask>i was born on December 31, 1991, and is a former Serbian tennis player. She won two singles titles on the WTA Tour and one on the 125K series. She reached her best singles ranking in August. It was 32. She peaked on 3 November. The doubles rankings have 203 in them. At the Fed Cup, she has a win-loss record.The Red Star Tennis Club is where he began playing tennis when he was seven. She was the Serbian national U–14 champion and the U–16 finalist. She played her first junior event as a professional in 2006 and lost in straight sets to Ana Veselinovi. She lost to Simona Halep in the finals of the Junior Championships. In 2007, he won junior events in Citta' Di Santa Croce and reached the finals in Prato and Milan, but lost to Romana Tabakov and Anastasia Pivovarova. The player would play at junior Grand Slam tournaments. At Wimbledon, she was defeated by Madison Brengle in the quarterfinals.In 2008 she decided to pursue her career as a professional tennis player, but also play at the junior Grand Slam events. She lost to Arantxa Rus and Laura Robson at the Australian Open and Wimbledon. Rus and Robson won the tournaments. She achieved world number 5 on April 7, 2008. In 2006 in Prokuplje, Serbia, she lost in the second round of the professional career on the ITF Circuit. She won her first title at that tournament two years later. In 2008 he won two of the three finals.She reached the semifinals of three events on the ITF Circuit, but were defeated by other players. The Serbian lost to an American in the qualifications for the US Open. The final of the ITF event in India was won by Fujiwara. She reached the final of an ITF event in Toyota, Aichi but lost to a former world No. Kimiko Date-Krumm. At her first ITF tournament in 2010, she lost in the semifinals to fellow Serb Aleksandra Kruni. She lost to Kathrin Wrle in the qualification tournament for the Australian Open, despite having a match point in the third set.In the 2–3 loss against Russia in the World Group, the Serbian Fed Cup team included Jelena Jankovi, Ana Ivanovic, and Ana Jovanovi. She received a wild card for the main draw of Malaysian Open. She beat Vitalia in straight sets. In round two, he lost to Elena Dementieva. The Serbia Fed Cup team played against Slovakia in the World Group Playoffs on 24 April. She lost her first singles match to Hantuchov, but then won her second rubber. The final score of the doubles match was 3–2 for Slovakia.She defeated Barbora Zhlavov-Strcov in the first round of the Grand Prix La Princesse Lalla Meryem, but then lost to the fifth seed. She beat Nuria Llagostera Vives and a former world No. in order to qualify for her third WTA Tour tournament. Molik lost to Shvedova in the first round. In May, he beat a former world No. in the Warsaw Open. Anna is going to the main draw. She was defeated in the first round. She lost in the second round of the French Open after defeating Mara Irigoyen in the first.She entered the main draw at Wimbledon despite losing in the semifinals of the Aegon International qualifications and the ITF event. In the first round, he defeated Dellacqua, but lost in the second. Her ranking went up because of her result at Wimbledon. 93. At the Banka Koper Slovenia Open, he lost to a world No. There are 2 people in the opening round. She lost to Elena Vesnina in the first round of the stanbul Cup after winning three straight sets.In August, she qualified for the main draw of the Western & Southern Financial Group Women's Open. She lost to Akgul Amanmuradova in the second round after upsetting the 14th seed Aravane Reza. Sorana Crstea and Elena Vesnina were the two players that fell to Jovanovski in the attempt to qualify for the Rogers Cup and Pilot Pen Tennis tournaments. She was defeated in the first round of the US Open. Kimiko Date-Krumm and Ayumi Morita defeated her and Jankovi in women's doubles. The first round of the Guangzhou International Open was won by Alla Kudryavtseva. She lost in the first round of the Hansol Korea Open after winning three qualification matches.The first round of the Toray Pan Pacific Open qualifications was won by Parmentier. She qualified for the main draw of the China Open, her first ever mandatory tournament. She defeated Kateryna Bondarenko in the opening round. She became the first woman to beat a former world number one in the second round. A top-ten player. She was defeated by Shahar Pe'er in the third round. 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The former world No. 45 was in the quarterfinals. She lost to Sania in the final. She won her fourth title a week later and her first since 2008. In the first round of the season, Jovanovski defeated Rodionova.She lost in the second. The week after, he qualified for Medibank. She beat Kaia Kanepi, Aravane Reza and Flavia Pennetta, but lost to Li Na in the semifinals. At the Australian Open, he defeated Chang Kai-chen in the first round but lost to Vera Zvonareva in the second. They lost to Kimiko Date-Krumm and Zhang Shuai. The highest ranked Serbian player was in the Serbia Fed Cup team. She played against Rebecca Marino, Marie-ve Pelletier, and Sharon Fichman.She won both of her matches. Serbia secured a spot in the World Group Playoffs with a victory in the doubles match. 1 in the world in the first round of the Tennis Championships. There are 26 people in this picture. She lost to Sania in the first round of the Ladies Open. She was the eighth seed at the Malaysian Open and she lost to a former world No. Jelena Doki won the title in the quarterfinals.She lost to Monica Niculescu and to Urszula radwaska in the first round. The Heart Award, given by the Fed Cup for her performances in her national colours, was given 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 In the World Group Play–off, she played for Serbia. Serbia qualified for the 2012 World Group even though she lost her singles match. In the first round of the Madrid Open, he defeated Gréta Arn, but then lost to the world's top ranked player. Wozniacki in the second. She lost to Shahar Pe'er in the first round of the Italian Open.The first round of the Internationaux de Strasbourg was won by Alla Kudryavtseva, but she was defeated in the second round by Anabel Medina Garrigues. The Serbian lost to the German in the first round of the French Open. She lost to Lourdes Domnguez Lino and Laura Pous Ti in the first round of women's doubles. The Aegon Classic was her first grass-court event of the year. She lost to Sarah Gronert in the first round. The Aegon International was won by Jovanovski in the first round. She lost to the seventh seed in the second.The first round of the Wimbledon Championships was won by Simona Halep. She and Jelena Doki lost in the first round of the women's doubles. There is a fifth seed at the Citi Open. She defeated Petra Rampre in the first round before losing to a former world No. 3 and eventual champion. She was defeated by Roberta Vinci in the first round of the Mercury Insurance Open. In order to qualify for the Rogers Cup, they had to beat Melanie Oudin and Arantxa Parra Santonja.She was leading 2–0 when Jelena Doki retired. He was beaten by a former world No. Maria Sharapova was in the second round. After defeating Anna Tatishvili and Akgul Amanmuradova to qualify for the event, <mask> was beaten by the 17th seed in the first round. She lost to Gisela Dulko in the first round of the Texas Tennis Open. The 28th seed defeated the former world No. 1 in the first round of the US Open. Serena Williams.They were beaten by the eighth seeds in the first round of the women's doubles. She lost her first-round matches in the Pan Pacific Open, the Guangzhou International, and the China Open. She won her first match after seven first–round losses at the Kremlin Cup. She lost to Vera Zvonareva in the second round. The 2012 season began with a title for the first time. She lost to Serena Williams in the first round after defeating a wild-card entrant. She lost to Stefanie Vgele in the qualification tournament for the Apia International Sydney qualifications.In the first round of the Australian Open, he lost to Dellacqua. She and her partner were defeated in the first round of the doubles competition. In the first round of the World Group, the Serbia Fed Cup team lost in singles but won in doubles to advance to the semifinals. The first round of qualification at the Qatar Total Open was won by <mask>, but he lost to Wozniak in the second. She beat Kurumi Nara in straight sets in the first round of the Dubai Tennis Championships, but lost in the second round to Mona Barthel. There were two first–round losses at the Malaysian Open for Jovanovski. She lost in the semifinals at the ITF event in

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texts: the Bahamas.In the first round, he was defeated by Lourdes Domnguez Lino. The e-Boks Copenhagen Open is where he played. She upset the fourth seed Monica Niculescu and then lost to Petra Marti in the quarterfinals. The Fed Cup semifinals were played between Serbia and Russia. Serbia advanced to the final despite losing their doubles match to Maria Kirilenko and Elena Vesnina. After that, he tried to qualify for the Madrid Open and the Budapest Grand Prix, but lost in the first round. She lost to Kaia Kanepi in the second round of the Brussels Open.The Serbian lost to the world's No. 1 at the French Open. 3 people. At the Aegon Classic, where she played her first grass–court tournament of the year, she suffered a first–round loss to a qualifer. She lost to Laura Robson in the final qualification round of the Aegon International. The Greek retired in the first round of the Wimbledon Championships. She lost in three sets to the 15th seed. The Baku Cup had a seeding of fifth.She defeated Lesia Tsurenko in the first round, Valeria Solovyeva in the second, fellow Serb Aleksandra Kruni in the quarterfinals, and the second seed,Alexandra Panova, in the semifinals. She won her first tour title after defeating Julia Cohen. She lost in the first round of her next three tournaments, the Citi Open, Rogers Cup and the Western & Southern Open. She lost to Roberta Vinci in the semifinals at the Texas Tennis Open after leading the match against Peng Shuai. She beat Mona Barthel in the first round of the US Open, but lost in the second round. In the quarterfinals of the Tashkent Open, he defeated two other women, but fell to Donna Veki. She lost in the second round of the Guangzhou International Open, the third round of the Pan Pacific Open, and the third round of the China Open.The Serbia Fed Cup team did not play a match during the 2012 World Group Final. The dead rubber was canceled because the Czech Republic had already won. As a result of their success in the 2012 Fed Cup, the team was honoured with the Award of Olympic Committee of Serbia as Women's Team of the Year. At the Shenzhen Open, where she wasseeded eighth, she played her first event of the season. She lost in the quarterfinals to Li Na, who went on to win the tournament. In the first round, she defeated Mara Teresa Torr Flor, but lost to Kirsten Flipkens. At the Australian Open, he defeated Torr Flor, the 17th seed afov, and Kimiko Date-Krumm before losing in the fourth round.This was the best Grand Slam result of her career. In doubles, they defeated Simona Halep and Arantxa Rus in the first round, but then fell to Natalie Grandin and Vladimra Uhlov in the second. She lost seven matches in a row. They were at the Fed Cup. Serbia lost to Slovakia in the World Group. She lost two matches. In a close match, first to Hantuchov and then to epelov.Serbia lost to Germany in the play-offs to stay in the World Group. Ana Ivanovic won two of her matches. First to Kerber in two sets and then in three sets. Rome was her first win after the Australian Open. She defeated a former world No. Wozniacki. She lost in the second round.She defeated Wozniacki in the second set of the French Open but lost in the third. She made it to the second round at Wimbledon. She played in New Haven and Baku. She only won one match there. She beat Petra Kvitov in the first round of the US Open, but lost to her in the second. She won her second title in eight days at the Tashkent Open. She defeated Govortsova in the final.Sorana Crstea was defeated in the first round. She won nine games in a row after the first set loss, but lost in the second round to Vania King. She beat Zhang Shuai in the final in three sets to win the title at the 125K event. Crstea was defeated once again in Beijing. She was beaten by Li Na in the second round and only won one game. She reached the quarterfinals of Luxembourg in a better way. She defeated Hsieh Su-wei in the first round.She lost to the top seed in the quarterfinals. The Serbian player suffered a first round loss to Anna-Lena Friedsam. She lost to the top seed in the quarterfinals. At the Australian Open, he wasn't a top seed. <mask> became the 33rd seed and was moved to the other side of the draw. She lost in the second round to Yvonne Meusburger after winning the first set. He moved seven places down on the rankings.He had a wrist injury and was on the sidelines. She tried to play at the Open GDF Suez in Paris, but lost. She was forced to withdraw from several tournaments because of this. The consequences of injuries continued. In the first clay tournament of the season in Marrakech, he won two matches, but he lost in the next four events. In Oeiras, she defeated Monica Puig in the first round and held a match point for Elena Vesnina in the second, but lost in three sets. In the first round of Madrid, she outclassed her opponent, but lost in the second round to a countrywoman.Including the loss in Madrid, he lost six times in a row. She traveled to Wimbledon with a 7–15 win-loss season record, but scored her first win since Madrid with a victory over Johanna Larsson. She came up with her best performance of the year after that, stunning eighth seed Victoria Azarenka in three sets to reach the third round. She has four top 10 wins. She missed out on a chance to reach the next round, falling to a Czech player. Tereza Smitkov is named after her. In the second set, he had a match point and served two times in the final set.Couldn't cross the finishing line after another match point. She lost in the second round in both the mixed doubles and doubles competition. In Istanbul, he lost in the second round. After beating Vgele in the first final, he went on to play in the second final. She lost to Elina Svitolina in the final. She lost the final for the first time after winning her previous two. The first tournament she played in North America was at Washington.She lost to Marina Erakovic for the second time in a year, despite being tired. She arrived in Montréal and found a downturn in form. In Montreal, Cincinnati, New Haven and the US Open, all of her matches were lost in two sets. In China, he played three tournaments and didn't win a single match. The Serbian player played in two Australian Open warm-up events and reached the second round. She lost to Roberta Vinci in the first round of the Australian Open. The bad form continued with losses in the first round.She won one match in Indian Wells and one match in Miami. In Marakech, she lost to third seed Flavia Pennetta. She lost in the second round of qualifications in Madrid. At the next tournament in Rome, he won back-to-back matches. She beat top players to reach the third round, including top-20 player Madison Keys. She was stopped in the third round. With the condition of her wrist and right shoulder that has been bothering her for the past three seasons worsening, Jovanovski played in only five matches in 2016 and each time lost in the first round.Following her first round loss at the French Open, she said that she was going to miss all tournaments on grass court, including Wimbledon, to prepare for the second half of the season. She told the public in July of 2016 that she was going to have surgery in order to continue her tennis career. She expects to be back in time for the Australian series in January 2017, with a recovery period of four to five months. In an interview in September 2016 she said she hopes to return to practice in November and that she doesn't want to use her protected ranking for a tournament she isn't ready for, only wanting to return once she is fit. After having her first training in more than a year, it was speculated that she might return to court in autumn. She said in July that she doesn't want to waste her wildcards at the end of the season when it's not realistic for her to be ready for the beginning of next year. In September of last year, she said that she would return to court early next year.After almost a two-year layoff due to injury, Jovanovski played her first tournament in January. She lost to Océane Dodin in the first round. She resumed playing tournaments in April. She announced her retirement from tennis. The failed second comeback can be played in professional tournaments from November 2020. She would retire on November 20, 2021, without having played a single comeback match. The baseline player is aggressive.She stated that she would like to improve her court movement and become mentally stronger if she could. She uses Head rackets instead of Nike sports gear. A former football player and mother, Sneana, is the mother of a sister, Viktorija. When she was 7 years old, her father and coach introduced her to tennis. Maria Sharapova is an aggressive player and a strong personality. She is friends with a tennis player. He is proficient in both Serbian and English.Knjaz Milo sponsors both Head and Jovanovski. She married Milo Petrovi in November of 2016 In December of 2010, it was rumored that the Macedonian player would play for Macedonia because he was in the shadow of Jelena and Ana. <mask>'s father and coach said that the rumour was made up because of her name. Tennis career finals Singles: 4 (2 titles, 2 runner–ups), WTA Challenger finals Singles: 1 title, Doubles (0–1) Team competition Finals: 1 runner–up Fed Cup participating The Qatar Open replaced the Dubai Championships as a premier 5 event from 2012 to 2014, after they were classified as a premier 5 event from 2009 to 2011. The Dubai Championships regained its status as a premier 5 after being demoted to premier status in 2015.Every year, the tournaments have alternated status. The Pan Pacific Open was replaced by the Wuhan Open. The Summer Olympics and main draw tournaments are included in the tournament appearances. Fed Cup matches are not included. The Summer Olympics and Fed Cup matches are included in the overall W–L. They don't include qualification matches. Win–Loss 0–0 was achieved in 2008.The 2012 Award of the Olympic Committee of Serbia for Women's Team of the Year was part of the Serbia Fed Cup

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texts: <mask> is an American former professional basketball player. He played for three teams in the NBA. A two-time All-Star, <mask> was a key starter on three NBA franchises before a series of injuries forced him to play his last game at 31 years old. <mask> was named Oregon high school player of the year in 1988 after leading his team to the high school basketball championship. He had foot problems as a child. <mask> attended the University of Oregon and led his team to the NIT as a sophomore. He held several school records, including career- and single-season scoring average, assists in a single game, and single-game steals.<mask> was the team's most valuable player in 1990 and 1991. He was the first Oregon player to leave school early for the NBA. <mask> was selected 11th overall in the 1991 NBA draft by the Cleveland Cavaliers. <mask> was named to the NBA All-Rookie Team. He was the backup to Mark Price for three and a half seasons. <mask> scored 18 points and recorded 14 assists off the bench in a win over the Utah Jazz. <mask> took over for an injured Price and led Cleveland on an 11 game winning streak.Cleveland traded Price to Washington after the season. <mask> scored 31 points on 12–15 shooting from the field in a 100–99 win against the Magic. <mask> was the starting point guard in 1996 and 1997 when Cleveland hosted the second All-Star Game. <mask> scored 33 points, recorded nine assists, grabbed six rebound, and stole the ball four times in a 100–94 win over the Utah Jazz on December 22, 1996, which was notable as he was guarded by all-time great John Stockton. He was the best point guard in the NBA in 1997 when he was the leader in points, assists and steals. In 1997 he received the NBA Sportsmanship Award for his work with underprivileged youth. <mask> was traded from Cleveland to Milwaukee in 1997.Milwaukee sent Sherman Douglas to Cleveland and Vin Baker to Seattle in exchange for Shawn Kemp and the top 10 protected draft pick. Though Cleveland was not looking to trade <mask>, the team felt they could not pass over the chance to trade for a superstar of Kemp's caliber. <mask> had 20 points, 13 assists, and seven rebound in a 97– 91 win over the SuperSonics. <mask> scored 16 points and recorded 15 assists in a 98– 92 win against the Portland Trail blazers on January 5, 1998. Injuries limited him to just 50 games in his first season with the Bucks, and Milwaukee struggled without him. <mask> led the team in assists and was one of the league leaders in steals. <mask> expressed interest in playing in Milwaukee long-term with Ray Allen, but the Bucks didn't want to lose him without him, so they didn't re-sign him.After just 15 games in his second Milwaukee season, <mask> was traded to Minnesota in a three-team, nine player trade that sent Sam Cassell to Milwaukee and Stephon Marbury to the New Jersey Nets. <mask> helped lead Minnesota to their first 50-win season in 1999–2000 with an average of 17 points, 9 assists and 2 steals per game. On February 13, 2002, he was placed on the injury list by the Timberwolves and he did not return. <mask> would get to mentor Chauncey Billups during his time with the Timberwolves. <mask> was traded to the Atlanta Hawks for salary cap purposes. Two years and 13 days after his last game, he announced his retirement, after he was released by the Hawks. <mask> had a career average of 13.8 points, three rebound, 6.1 assists and 1.6 steals per game, and came within six points of scoring 10,000 in his career.His career-high for assists in a game was 16, which he accomplished five times. He was a member of the Oregon Sports Hall of Fame. <mask> runs a barber shop in Portland that is frequented by many NBA players. He is also a real estate developer. <mask>'s son is from a college relationship. Charles was an assistant pastor in a Pentecostal church and a supply store supervisor for Oregon Health Sciences University. Charlotte was a founding member of Mothers of Professional Basketball Players, an organization for mothers of NBA players.<mask> told his mom to retire immediately after he signed his first contract because he was considered underpaid by NBA standards. <mask> and Anthony Newman were the victims of an extortion attempt. Both <mask> and Newman received threatening letters. <mask> and his friend, Timothy Upshaw, went along with the letter's request for <mask> to leave a bag outside of his garage with money inside, only placing a single dollar bill and plain paper in the bag. The man responsible for the letters arrived to retrieve the bag when he was confronted. A resident heard men talking about killing someone. After he was released on bail, Bobby was ordered not to contact <mask>, Newman or their families.

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texts: She is an Indonesian singer, actress, talent show judge, and television personality. She started her career as a model for HAI Magazine after growing up as a multi-talented girl. BCL got her first part in a TV series, "Tujuh Tanda Cinta" (Seven Signs of Love), after being spotted at a mall. BCL was on a video clip in 1999. She began her career as a drama actress. She played the role of Child Sri in the TV series Bukan Perempuan Biasa. She was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217BCL began his singing career as a singer of the band. She recorded a song called "Saat Kau Pergi" for the soundtrack of Dealova. She had two hits on her debut album, "Cinta Pertama" and "Aku Tak Mau Sendiri". Her first album sold out in a week in Indonesia. She was a famous singer. She starred in her first film with the same title. She had the same success with her first studio album.Indonesia's most-awaited musicians including Peter Pan, Ungu, Nidji, Yovie Widianto, Slank, Krisdayanti, Ari Lasso and Andi Rianto have collaborated with Bunga. She created her Asian-wide recognition with her collaboration with Christian Bautista. She made her feature film debut. She released her first single as the movie's original soundtrack, a song that changed her life. She is one of Indonesia's leading actresses because of her first love. In 2007, she starred in a second film. This film's soundtrack was taken from the first album of Bunga.At the end of 2007, she did a duet with Ari Lasso. She won an award from the Indonesian Music Awards for her collaboration with Ari Lasso. She became very popular in Indonesia. Bunga moved to East Timor for career development. She returned to Indonesia after becoming popular in Malaysia, Singapore and the Philippines. Tentang Kamu was Bunga's second studio album. "Pernah Muda" and "Tentang Kamu" were produced by the album.She starred in 2 films with her husband in the same year. In February 2010, <mask> <mask> appeared again in "Dahsyat", where she sang a duet with Christian Bautista with a remake of Indonesian version of Please Be Careful with My Heart from Christian Bautista's 6th album Romance Revisited originally sung by Filipino Crooner. In 2012 she starred in the biggest box office movie of the year, "Habibie & Ainun", a movie about the love story of an Indonesian former president and his beloved wife. The movie had over four million viewers and set a new milestone for BCL. She had once again made her mark in the industry by producing a critically acclaimed solo concert "It's Me BCL Concert" with the highest production cost of all time in Indonesia collaborating with LA-based creative director The Squared Division. The Jakarta Post wrote that BCL has raised the bar. She is one of the biggest stars in Indonesia and has been chosen as one of the judges.The taping will be on air in RCTI from December to April. She will be one of the judges for Indonesian Idol Season X in 2019. She was named the face and brand ambassador of some beauty and consumer goods brands because of her persona and Indonesian beauty. As she maintains her stylish appearance on and off stage, her fashionable look is acclaimed as one of today's best-dressed celebrity. With all the quality that she possesses, her presence in social media is very good with a high level of engagement from a number of followers. "Flower with an everlasting image" is the name of Bunga <mask> <mask>'s personal life. The acronym BCL is what she is known by.On 8 November 2008, Bunga married a Malaysian actor named Ashraf Sinclair. Her marriage party was held in Indonesia and Malaysia. They played in the same film after they got married. Noah Sinclair was the first son of the couple. The Very Best of BCL Wanita Terbahagia is a collection of albums. The Best of Ari Lasso is a song by Dealova.

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texts: He was a lawyer and a politician. He was the Governor of Pennsylvania during the Civil War, helped defend his state during the Gettysburg Campaign, and led the creation of the National Cemetery. <mask> was born in Pennsylvania. There are different sources for his birth date. Some and others list April 22, 1816. The date is used on Curtin's gravestone. His parents were a wealthy Irish-born iron manufacturer and a U.S. woman.There is a senator named <mask>. The Eagle Ironworks was established by his father and Miles Boggs. In the Civil War, <mask>'s family was involved. He was the grandson of a prominent Pennsylvania politician and the great-grandson of the vice-president of Pennsylvania. Both Union generals in the Civil War were related to him. He was related to John I<mask>. He was employed as a lawyer after graduating from Dickinson College.He entered politics in the 1840 election, campaigning for William Henry Harrison. Governor James Pollock appointed him as the leader of public schools. After the collapse of the Whigs, <mask> switched to the newly formed Republican Party and ran for governor of Pennsylvania in 1860. In 1863, <mask> was re-elected to the office. Lincoln won the Republican nomination in the 1860 presidential election. Pennsylvania was committed to the war effort because of <mask>'s support of President Lincoln's policies. The construction of the first Union military camp for training militia was overseen by Curtin.More than 300,000 men were drilled there during 4 years after it opened in an agricultural school. In order to converse with Lincoln about the status of the war effort, <mask> visited the White House several times. During the Gettysburg Campaign, he worked with two other generals to stop Robert E. Lee's Army of Northern Virginia from crossing the river. Lee was defeated in the Battle of Gettysburg by Major General George G. Meade, who was recommended for brigadier general and command of one of the Pennsylvania reserve brigades. The National Cemetery was established after the Battle of Gettysburg. The attendance of President Lincoln at the dedication of the cemetery was procured through his agent, David Wills. Lincoln delivered his Gettysburg Address on November 19, 1863, while Governor <mask> was sitting with him.The Governor suffered a breakdown from the stresses of war in his first term. Secretary of State Eli Slifer was in charge of governmental affairs. President Lincoln offered the governor a diplomatic position, but he chose to run for reelection. The Loyal War Governors' Conference was convened to coordinate Union war efforts. His most significant contribution to the Union war effort was this event. He formed the Pennsylvania State Agency in Washington and another branch in Nashville, Tennessee, to provide support for wounded soldiers on the battlefield. The state-funded orphan's school was founded by him to educate the children of military men who died for the Union.After the war, he was elected a 3rd Class Companion. His support for the Union during the war earned him a place in the Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States. After the war, <mask> lost his party's Senate nomination and was appointed Ambassador to Russia by President Grant. During his time as a congressman, he switched to the Democratic Party. <mask> was married to a daughter of Dr. William Irvine Wilson and Mary Potter Wilson. They were the parents of <mask>, who married George Fairlamb Harris. Martha was married to Captain Kidder.He died young. There was a woman who married a man. She died young. He is buried in Union Cemetery in Pennsylvania, where he was born. There are references to John H., David J. and Eicher. The High Commands of the Civil War. The Life and Times of <mask> <mask> was published in 2001.

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texts: <mask> or Nopkehee was a chief of the Catawba Native American tribe. Hagler is thePatron Saint of Camden, South Carolina. He was the first Native American to be in the South Carolina Hall of Fame. He was against the sale of alcohol to the Catawbas and encouraged them to not drink. He worked to get fair land rights for the Catawba people. The Catawba do not use European titles of royalty. <mask>'s title among the Catawba as Eractasswa or Arataswa, which the Catawba translate as "Chief", is the English translation and conception, though many Catawba adopted this nomenclature for ease of communication with the settlers.<mask> is also known as <mask>, Nopkehe, Arataswa and Oroloswa. There is no conclusive evidence that <mask>'s nickname is derived from his tendency to bargain oraggle over political decisions. <mask> is thought to have been born around 1700 in the region that is now North Carolina. <mask>'s early life is not known. It is possible that he attended a European school in Virginia in 1717, when he was sent to Fort Christanna to be educated. The hostages were sent to guarantee the withdrawal of the Yamasee War. Hagler may have been one of the boys who had a good knowledge of English.Hagler became Eractasswa after the death of King Yalangway. The former chief's sister's son was the new chief. <mask> was elected to lead the tribe after Yalangway's death. In the fall of 1749, fifteen of the most prominent Catawba leaders died of infectious diseases after attending a conference in Charles Town. Hagler traveled to Charleston in the late 17th century to receive a military commission as Chief of the Catawbas from Governor James Glen, a form of colonial recognition of tribal leaders. <mask>'s first task was to negotiate a peace treaty with the Six Nations. Hagler smoked a peace pipe with the Mohawk leader at a peace conference in Albany, New York, in June 1751.An exchange of prisoners took place in 1752. The peace treaty was brokered by the Catawba, who were not members of the Six Nations federation. Hagler refused to allow the Catawba to incorporate with the Cherokee. One of the first Native American leaders to publicly oppose the sale and distribution of alcohol in Indigenous communities was the Hagler. In a speech to James Carter and Alexander Osborne, Commissioners of the State of North Carolina, he stated: Brothers, here is one thing you yourselves are to blame, that is, you rot your grain in Tubs. When you sell it to our young men, they get very drunk with it. The Effect of that drink is what causes them to commit crimes that are offensive to you and us.It is very bad for our people, for it makes them weak and makes them sick, and many of our people have died from the effects of that strong drink. He met with the Chief Justice of North Carolina in Salisbury, North Carolina to discuss the provisions of a recent treaty. Hagler wants a stop to the sale of strong liquors by the White people to my people, especially near the Indian Nation. If the White people make strong drink, let them sell it to one another or drink it in their own Families. Mary Kratt, Charlotte North Carolina: A Brief History, Charleston, South Carolina: The History Press, 2009, said Hagler tried to discipline the Catawbas who committed crimes. Hagler supported the execution of a drunk warrior who murdered a young girl. The execution was carried out in the presence of white people who were willing to punish offenders.In response to <mask>'s complaints, the Augusta Conference tried to limit the amount of alcohol brought into Native American communities. <mask> was asked to provide warriors to support the British during the French and Indian War in 1754-1763, and he pledged to contribute the services of forty warriors. <mask> requested that the governor of North Carolina give gifts and build a fort to protect the Catawba while their warriors were fighting for the British. The site was purchased near Old Fort, North Carolina. General Hugh Waddell was sent to begin building. The fort was completed in the late 17th century despite the fact that relations between <mask> and Dobbs were not always good. Between 1738 and 1759, a series of smallpox epidemics ravaged Native American communities along the east coast of North America.In the fall of 1758, twenty-five warriors from General John Forbes' campaign brought smallpox to South Carolina. The Catawba nation was reduced to less than a thousand by 1759. <mask> and Atkin negotiated the Pine Tree Hill Treaty in 1760 after European settlers began encroaching on the Catawbas' traditional lands. In exchange for two million acres of land near Waxhaw, North Carolina, the Catawba gave up their traditional home in South Carolina and Virginia. The mortality from infections continued to reduce the population. The number of Warriors has been reduced in a few years by Haglar's confession, from 300 to 50, so they are now a small nation. <mask> was killed on August 30, 1763, in the Waxhaws, a Waxhaw community in the Piedmont region of North and South Carolina.He was shot six times. His death was reported by the Presbyterian missionary William Richardson (1729-1771), who wrote in a letter to Richard Richardson: "Yesterday the enemy killed King <mask> almost in the midst of our settlement, which caused such Terror that there was nothing but." There was never a clear motive for the murder. <mask> was buried with his most valuable possessions, but the grave site was destroyed by white settlers. His body was moved to a secret location. The man who succeeded <mask> in November may have been Hixa-Uraw. He was elected by a vote at a special congress in Atlanta, Georgia in November, 1763, but later fell out of favor with the South Carolina government.Captain Frow was elected as the new leader of the Catawbas at a meeting under the supervision of Samuel Wyly. Frow claimed to have killed six of the warriors who killed King Haglar and presented their heads to Governor William Bull. <mask> was described as a shrewd negotiator who struck a balance between preserving Catawba tradition and adapting to the pressures of the growing colonial population. Nopkehe was not the first Eractasswa to acknowledge his people's dependence on Anglo-America, nor was he the first to negotiate with colonial officials. By birth and upbringing he fit a traditional mold; he had learned at once the futility of challenging colonial society openly and the means of manipulating that society covertly. J created a weather vane depicting King Haigler with a bow and arrow. The opera house tower is in Camden, South Carolina.It can be seen on the city hall tower. There is a portrait of King <mask> in the South Carolina Hall of Fame. He was inducted in 2009. In October of 2012 a statue depicting King <mask> and Colonel Joseph Kershaw was unveiled on Market Street in Camden. A statue depicting King <mask> meeting Thomas Spratt, one of the first European settlers in Charlotte, North Carolina, was created in December of last year. The King Hagler Trail of History is linked to the History of North Carolina and South Carolina.

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